We spend about 90% of our time indoors, it's important to breathe clean, healthy air! Indoor air pollution can also be caused by pollen, bacteria, and molds. Cleaning your home with cleaning solutions, painting your walls, or installing new carpets or building materials can release chemicals that pollute the air. Whether you live in a new remodeled home, or an older apartment building, it's more than likely that your comfy hike is harboring unhealthy toxins invisible to the eye. 🌿🍃🌱 NASA scientists have discovered ways to keep air clean in space, and this logic applies to all enclosed living spaces. 💫✨🌟 Three major toxins found in households are: ➡️Formaldehyde (in carpets, upholstery, glues, paints and more) ➡️Benzene (found in plastics, synthetic fibers, lubricants, rubber, pesticides and more) ➡️Trichloroethylene (found in paint removers, rug cleaning solutions, adhesives, and more) 🔴Living and working in environments with stagnant air filled with contaminants can cause something called "sick building syndrome" especially when there is lack of ventilation. This syndrome can cause headaches, dizziness, nausea, eye and throat irritation, difficulty concentrating, cold/flu like symptoms and dry cough ⬇️⬇️⬇️
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This time-lapse video from astronauts on the International Space Station (@ISS) shows an aurora above Canada beginning over the California coast, to North Dakota then on to Quebec when day breaks. Taken on Sept. 15, 2017, the orbiting laboratory is located 250 miles above Earth and is traveling at 17,500 miles per hour.
At any given time, the station is home to more than 250 experiments, including some that are helping us determine the effects of microgravity on the human body. Research on the station will not only help us send humans deeper into space than ever before, including to Mars, but also benefits life here on Earth.
Credit: NASA
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September 1977- Beethoven's 5th was shot into space on a golden record. September 2017- Beethoven's 5th has launched into virtual reality! Congrats to @philharmonia_orchestra @nasa Jessica Brillhart and all involved. Hats-off to our Post Production team on another great collaboration. 🚀
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Today was awesome!! I visited the Air and Space Museum to see the Discovery space shuttle and other cool things. I've been regretting changing my major in college. I'm strongly leaning towards a profession in aerospace. 💓 Anyways, I enjoyed my first day off in a while. I've been working with the military for the last 5 weeks... the last 21 days with no days off. It was a lot of fun so swipe left to see pics of that too (your other left).
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"I never thought this was going to be a career, but I was always interested in the big questions: "Why are we here?" and "What does this all mean?" My first attempt at answering these questions was to pursue physics." Gabrelle Saurage, A Mission Director of SOFIA. Read her whole story from religious studies into astronomy in our science issue. Link in bio. Image courtesy of NASA/SOFIA/Lynette Cook. #letyourmindwonder

This time-lapse video from astronauts on the International Space Station (@ISS) shows an aurora above Canada beginning over the California coast, to North Dakota then on to Quebec when day breaks. Taken on Sept. 15, 2017, the orbiting laboratory is located 250 miles above Earth and is traveling at 17,500 miles per hour.
At any given time, the station is home to more than 250 experiments, including some that are helping us determine the effects of microgravity on the human body. Research on the station will not only help us send humans deeper into space than ever before, including to Mars, but also benefits life here on Earth.
Credit: NASA
#nasa #space #spacestation #aurora #stars #night #glowing #astronaut #solararray #picoftheday #earth #globe #home

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This time-lapse video from astronauts on the International Space Station (@ISS) shows an aurora above Canada beginning over the California coast, to North Dakota then on to Quebec when day breaks. Taken on Sept. 15, 2017, the orbiting laboratory is located 250 miles above Earth and is traveling at 17,500 miles per hour.
At any given time, the station is home to more than 250 experiments, including some that are helping us determine the effects of microgravity on the human body. Research on the station will not only help us send humans deeper into space than ever before, including to Mars, but also benefits life here on Earth.
Credit: NASA
#nasa #space #spacestation #aurora #stars #night #glowing #astronaut #solararray #picoftheday #earth #globe #home